Malala's Inspiring Story for Younger Readers: Education and World Change

I Am Malala. That is my story.

At just ten years old, Malala Yousafzai faced the Taliban's strict control in her region. They banned music, prohibited girls from visiting the market, and denied education to girls. Malala's story is an inspiring example for readers of all ages around the world.

Growing up in a once-peaceful area of Pakistan marred by terrorism, Malala embodies a story of resilience and courage. Raised to stand up for her beliefs, she bravely fought for her right to education. On October 9, 2012, the world held its breath as this young champion almost lost her life. Shot point-blank while riding the bus home from school, Malala's story captivates readers of all ages.

Nobody anticipated her to outlive.

Now a global symbol of peaceful protest, Malala stands as the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. In this specially adapted Younger Readers Version of her bestselling memoir, beautifully crafted for a youthful audience with exclusive photos and content, we are offered a firsthand account of the remarkable journey of a young girl who was determined to make a difference in the world — and succeeded.

Malala’s highly effective story will open your eyes to a different world and can make you imagine in hope, fact, miracles and the likelihood that one particular person — one younger particular person — can encourage change in her neighborhood and past.